To calculate velocity of an object, we need to know its displacement over a specific time interval. In MATLAB, we can do this by taking the difference of the positions of the object at two different times and dividing it by the time interval. Here's an example code:
main.m208 chars10 lines
In this example, the initial position of the object is 0
, the final position is 10
, and the time interval is 2
. The code calculates the velocity of the object and stores it in the variable velocity
. The result will be 5
, indicating that the object is moving at a velocity of 5
units per time interval.
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